Shubman Gill has already packed an impressive collection of records into his career, and the India captain has another milestone to celebrate as he turns 27 today.From rewriting ODI batting records to producing a historic Test series as captain, Gill has continued to make his mark across formats. His rise has been particularly striking in recent years, with the right-hander establishing himself as one of India’s key batters while taking on the leadership role in both Tests and ODIs.As Gill begins his 27th year, here are 10 standout records that underline his remarkable journey so far.
1. Fastest Indian to 1,000, 2,000 and 3,000 ODI runs
Gill holds the record for being the fastest Indian to reach 1,000, 2,000 and 3,000 ODI runs. He reached 1,000 runs in 19 innings, 2,000 in 38 innings and 3,000 in 62 innings. His 38-innings mark for 2,000 ODI runs is also the fastest by any batter in the history of the format.
2. Youngest ODI double-century scorer
Gill became the youngest player to score an ODI double century when he smashed an unbeaten 208 off 149 balls against New Zealand in January 2023. He was only 23 years and 132 days old at the time, producing one of the most memorable innings of his young international career.
3. Highest IPL playoff score
Gill holds the record for the highest individual score in IPL playoff history. He produced a sensational 129 off just 60 balls for Gujarat Titans against Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 2 during the 2023 season, powering his side to a commanding victory.
4. Youngest to Reach 4,000 IPL Runs
Gill became the youngest batter to reach 4,000 runs in IPL history. He achieved the feat during the 2026 season at the age of 26 years and 216 days.
5. Most runs by an Indian in a Test match
Gill produced a historic performance during India’s tour of England, scoring 269 and 161 in the Edgbaston Test. His combined tally of 430 runs is the highest aggregate by an Indian batter in a single Test match. Overall, it is the second-highest aggregate in Test history, behind England’s Graham Gooch, who scored 456 against India at Lord’s in 1990.
6. Biggest away Test win by an Indian captain
Gill also recorded a historic achievement as captain at Edgbaston. His side defeated England by 336 runs after setting a target of 608, making it the biggest Test victory away from home by an Indian captain in terms of runs. It was also Gill’s first Test win as India’s captain.
7. Fourth Indian with ODI and Test double centuries
Gill joined an elite group of Indian batters when he scored a double century at Edgbaston. He became only the fourth Indian after Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma to score double centuries in both ODI and Test cricket.
8. First to score four centuries in debut Test series as captain
Gill enjoyed a remarkable start to his tenure as India’s Test captain during the England tour. He scored four centuries in the series, becoming the first player to hit four hundreds in his debut Test series as a Test captain.
9. Most runs by an Indian in a three-match ODI series
Gill holds the record for the most runs by an Indian batter in a three-match ODI series. He scored 360 runs against New Zealand at home in 2023, averaging 180 at a strike rate of 128.57. His tally included two centuries.
10. Five Test Centuries in first calendar year as captain
Gill also enjoyed a record-breaking first year as India’s Test captain. He scored five centuries in Test cricket during 2025, making him one of the players with the most Test hundreds in their first calendar year as captain.
